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FN16810 「Sopronske tance」
Renaissance - Gothic. Hungarian dances, gentle and slow beginning, joyful ending. Tempo: medium; Lead instr.: recorder, violin
- トラックID：FN16810
- タイトル：Sopronske tance
- バージョン：Full Mix
- リリース年：09-01-04
- アルバムコード：FN168
- レーベル：Fontana Music Library
- 曲長：4:17
- ISRC：CZ-A61-04-168-10
- パブリッシャー：Fontana Music Publishing s. r. o.
- 説明：Renaissance - Gothic. Hungarian dances, gentle and slow beginning, joyful ending. Tempo: medium; Lead instr.: recorder, violin
- ジャンル：Renaissance
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- その他：joyful, gentle, violin, traditional dance, hungarian, gothic, renaissance, recorder, european, renaissance (15th/16th century), europe, natural, Renaissance, Italian, Hungarian, Gentle, Calming, Violin, Regal, Refreshing, 16th Century, Upbeat
- テンポ：Unknown
- BPM：124
- コンポーザー：
- アレンジャー：Miroslav Sekac
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